FRESH 2: Printing Heart Components From Collagen Bioinks
While many researchers have long been investigating a method for bioprinting a heart, this year has marked some stunning ...
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Bio printing
3D bio printing of human tissue has been around since the early two-thousands. Nowadays scientists are in the midst of moving from printing tiny sheets of tissue to entire 3D organs. 3Dprinting.com will keep you informed of the latest developments in the bio printing industry.
Mars Crew 3D Printing Skin & Bone Tissue in Space
While journeys through space require a lot of resources, there's only so much space missions can carry. This makes it ...
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Ricoh Partners With Elixirgen Scientific to Develop 3D Bioprinted Products
Tokyo-headquartered digital technology company Ricoh has partnered with Baltimore-based stem cell research firm Elixirgen ...
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Aleph Objects & FluidForm Develop FRESH Bioprinting Tech
Aleph Objects, the makers of the LulzBot 3D printers is moving into a different sphere of additive manufacturing. In ...
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Middle Ear Transplant Uses 3D Printed Bones
3D printed transplant organs have been taking on an increasing level of complexity as of late. We've previously seen complex ...
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SLA Organ Printing Yields Results Using Food Dye
Although the days of fully 3D printed organs are not here yet, every day medical researchers inch closer. Previously, Tel ...
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Cryolithography Device Bioprints Organs Faster
With all the advances in bioprinting, there are distinct limitations most researchers are facing. Even with advanced organ ...
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3D Printed Heart Marks a Breakthrough in Bioprinting
In a landmark achievement, Tel Aviv University have 3D printed a small heart using human tissue. While the organ itself is ...
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3D Printed Bioreactor Can Grow Jawbones Using Ribs
Researchers at Rice, the University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston (UTHealth) and Baylor College of Medicine have ...
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Allevi Launches Bioink For Multi-layered Skin Printing
One of the most promising applications of bioprinting is that of printing skin for medical conditions and research. ...
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Bioprinted Tubules Simulate Kidney Functions & Diseases
Harvard's Wyss Institute and their work with printed proximal bioprinted tubules help to reintroduce good molecules into the ...
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Spinal Cord Implant Promotes Nerve Cell Growth
Researchers at UC San Diego School of Medicine and Institute of Engineering in Medicine have developed a spinal cord implant ...
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Holograph-X: CELLINK & Prellis Announce Holographic Bioprinter
Holographic systems have found a home in bioprinting and are gaining new life every day. We previously covered Prellis ...
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Plasma Jets Encourage Bone Growth With 3D Printed Implants
A new study from the Fraunhofer Institute for Surface Engineering and Thin Films, proposes the possibility of implants that ...
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Bioprinting Ligaments With Patient’s Own Cells Now Possible
Researchers at Utah University have developed a method for bioprinting ligaments and tendons out of the patient’s own cells. ...
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Collplant Inks Deal to Develop Bioprinted Lungs
Israel-based Collplant have been developing novel approaches to bioinks for quite a while. Their latest developments in ...
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Precise Bio Working Towards 4D Bioprinting Corneas
Precise Bio are planning to bring medical applications like printed corneas to the market in a big way. While the company is ...
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Bioprinting Technique Could Create Artificial Blood Vessels
One of the core problems with fixing complex cardiac tissues and vessels is that of getting replacement parts to behave like ...
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Researchers Bioprint Brain Tissue Creating Functional Neural Network
Researchers from Tufts University have created a functional neural network of brain cells. The ability to bioprint brain ...
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Researchers Print Oxygen Sensitive Nanoparticles Into Complex Tissue
Researchers from multiple institutions have developed a gel that uses oxygen sensitive nanoparticles for the printing of ...
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